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Soapnuts in Canada

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Anyone know of a reputable Canadian site to order whole soapnuts from (not the powder)?
I'm at my wits end with my FL washing machine and my hard water. My dipes are smelly and I have to bleach them which I never had to do with my top loader. My dd got ammonia burns on her bum for goodness sake. I've tried all sorts of detergent including homemade, country save, arm n hammer, 7th generation etc. I'm so tired of stripping my diapers. So I'm thinking soapnuts might be the answer but all I can find is the powder which has essential oils added to it. I just want the plain soapnuts that go in the reusable bags.
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For Mom and Keiki ships free to Canada, I believe, as a special right now. Her product is called Eco Nuts, but is the same as soap nuts. I ordered the small box, and it came with two of the little cotton reusable bags. Gloria (the owner) is great to work with, very responsive over email if you contact her with questions.

Have you tried Rockin Green soap yet? For Mom and Keiki stock this, too, by the way. I ordered three bags from her and got free shipping.
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I get my soapnuts from amazon.com. Don't know if they ship to canada??? I use the naturoli brand.
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Thanks beauchamp that looks like my best option. I haven't tried rocking green but a store in town has it and I'm thinking of buying some and giving it a go.
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Yes, try the Hard Rock formula of Rockin Green! I don't think soap nuts would do the same as the RG in hard water, but you certainly should try all options. Keep in mind that soap nuts are meat for warm/hot washes, not cold.

I have previously tried Country Save and Charlie's and finally got some Rockin Green. I haven't been using it long, but I think it's performing way better than either one.
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